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Understanding 9/11Everybody say freedom : everything you need to know about African-American history
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Includes bibliographical references and index
From Jamestown to the American Revolution, 1619-1776 -- From resistance to Reconstruction, 1776-1877 -- From the nadir to the new Negro, 1878-1919 -- From the Harlem Renaissance to the Brown decision, 1920-1954 -- From the Freedom Movement to the Second Renaissance, 1954-1995
Most Americans are woefully uninformed when it comes to their own history, and most standard history books provide little, if any, information on African Americans. Using a lively question-and-answer format, this book fills that void, bringing to life the tremendous impact African Americans have had on this country's history
From Jamestown to the American Revolution, 1619-1776 -- From resistance to Reconstruction, 1776-1877 -- From the nadir to the new Negro, 1878-1919 -- From the Harlem Renaissance to the Brown decision, 1920-1954 -- From the Freedom Movement to the Second Renaissance, 1954-1995
Most Americans are woefully uninformed when it comes to their own history, and most standard history books provide little, if any, information on African Americans. Using a lively question-and-answer format, this book fills that void, bringing to life the tremendous impact African Americans have had on this country's history
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